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The Maltese economy, the financial services sector in particular, breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday after it emerged that Malta has passed the crucial Moneyval test.  Malta had been facing...

  Yesterday, we celebrated International Workers Day or what is also known as Labour Day. It is a day that honours the achievements and contributions of workers across the globe. Labour Day...

The recent amendments to the Code of Organization and Civil procedure have been hailed by the authorities as bringing to fruition the long-awaited regulation of the legal profession. The reality is...

Being arrested by the Police can prove to be a confusing experience to some, and not so confusing to others. Nonetheless, it is equally important to be aware beforehand of the rights you are afforded...

The concept of party-owned TV channels is practically unheard of in any other EU member state, if not the entire democratic world. In recent months, a constitutional case was filed against such...

This week I will be comparing strategies (I know, this is often seen as an onerous topic, especially, if both strategies were developed by political parties). But I simply cannot help sharing this...

Recently, the 100th anniversary of Manuel Dimech's death in exile in Egypt came and went. In spite of the fact that a statue in his honour was erected in front of Castille years ago, one wonders what...

The much-criticised Planning Authority stooped to a new low in the past week. This after it ordered the destruction of a stone garden that a man had, out of his own free will, created out of what...

Once again, Parliament’s ethics committee has been rendered toothless, this time through the Speaker’s vote, or rather, the absence of one.  Anglu Farrugia decided to abstain on a...